Anonymous #1 9w

Tax on tips expires in a few years the tax cuts for the rich don’t

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Anonymous #3 9w

even if it didn’t expire i wouldn’t say it’s good

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Anonymous #1 9w

i’m a server and you make literally nothing so you basically get all of your taxes back each year lol plus no one reports their cash tips like… no one… so unless you work full time and make above the income where you get essentially all of your money back then it’s literally the most useless piece of legislation ever

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 9w

ok ya but what is the good he’s done

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Anonymous OP 9w

Negotiating ceasefires for at least what they were worth at the time was begrudgingly “admirable” although I will say I don’t think he did it for any “admirable” reason at the time other than to try to save face with the promises he made during his campaign to end the two big wars day 1 (which we all know he ultimately failed on). But I still think the push for peace, at the very least from a consequential perspective is ultimately good regardless of most possible motivations.

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 9w

Consequentialist perspective*

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 9w

I guess, but that’s also no different than biden really. they both sent money to israel and both tried to get a ceasefire, so it just doesn’t feel like GOOD if that makes sense? I mean it is, but it’s not unique I guess is what i’m trying to say

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Anonymous OP 9w

Honestly, I don’t want to sit here and bat for Trump more than I already have in even to such a small degree. He’s an idiot and he’s done far more objective harm than I think he could possibly prove to consequentially do good. Fuck him, idek why I’m sitting here trying to play devil’s advocate over something I ultimately would agree with. My bad.😂

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 9w

no no you’re fine!! I do appreciate you being able to like point something out like it IS something even though it really isn’t special

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